31 devices · GMDN 58228
A bicompartmental knee prosthesis is a sterile implant used to replace specific damaged surfaces within the knee joint, typically due to arthritis. This device restores function by resurfacing the patellofemoral and medial tibiofemoral compartments while allowing the surgeon to preserve the lateral compartment and the natural cruciate ligaments.
These implants are constructed from metallic materials and are designed to be secured in place using bone cement. They do not feature specialized coatings intended to encourage bone ingrowth, and they are intended for use in both primary and revision joint replacement procedures.
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